Dr. Kristy Hamilton

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The Dr. Gabrielle Lyon Show · GLP-1's Dark Side No One Warns You. What Rapid Weight Loss Does to Your Face and Skin - Dr. Kristy Hamilton · 21 Jul 2026 podcast

And then all of the ligaments, all of the nerves, all of the blood vessels are kept intact.

They are just, they act like a nest.

They're holding the implant in place.

And then we remove the tool and the ligament just pops back together.

So it preserves as much of the structure of the breast as possible.

Patients are back to full exercise after a week.

If you've had that, you're technically not supposed to ever use that muscle ever again.

You're not supposed to do push-ups.

You're not supposed to do bench press.

This is not, you know, that type of breast augmentation is not compatible for the modern woman who wants to exercise and work out.

Now, if you choose to do it, that's fine, but it's going to push your implants down and out to the side if you have a submuscular augmentation.

So that's why you're told not to do that.

You see women who do like to train and they've had a submuscular augmentation, their breasts will shift down and out over time.

places so the traditional and breast augmentations have been going on for a really long time places the implant underneath the muscle right as opposed to on top of the muscle where would you naturally want to place a breast implant you would want to place it behind the breast tissue to augment the breast right and then they started having problems with that

You know, a saline breast implant is essentially like a water balloon.

So you see a lot of irregularities in it.

And so what they were seeing was when they placed it in that area, they were seeing visible rippling.

And then they were also having issues with something called capsular contracture.

Which we talked about, I believe, in our first episode.

Yes.

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